@unlocktechnologies: An HEA may not be optimal if: • You expect rapid home price appreciation and want to retain 100% of that upside, because an HEA involves sharing a portion of future growth. • You qualify for a loan with a monthly payment you're comfortable with, and prefer meeting your payment obligation in regular installments, instead of one payment at the end. • You plan to sell your home soon, since closing costs and Origination Fee make the cost of capital more expensive in the short term. But HEAs work for many homeowners, especially those who want a decade of flexibility without a monthly payment and prefer making one payment at the end. They can also be a fit if you want to qualify primarily based on the equity and value of your home, with flexible credit and income requirements. ✨ NMLS # 2657081 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org #homeequity #homeequityagreement #hea #homeownership #funding

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